Allis wd45 cam timing

I think this horse done decomposed. that's why it don't stink 

For mrgoodwrench

*#!!@%*!!      Ryan !!

CAdon wrote: so, charlie - are you beginning to develop some empathy for what i am about to start doing again? (teaching high school kids 5 days a week, 6 periods a day.) and of course most of them know far more than me (who has done photo/video/etc. professionally for more than 30 years) because they know somebody who managed to post a video on youTube. so with your background, gee, what would make you think you know a thing or two about gears? heh heh heh.

I wish you the BEST in your teaching. I think a person has to be special to even try that in today's world.
 Yea, I know a thing or 2 about gears though I never ran a hob or a gear shaver. I also never claimed to know anywhere near all there was to know like MP.

so, charlie -

Edited by CAdon - 05 Aug 2012 at 9:31pm

Mitch, I am not a tractor puller, nor have I played one on a tractor forum. You seem to think I have trouble finding TDC so you still don't understand. I don't need an indicator or a degree wheel to set initial timing. That is what I was trying to help with (in a different post) when you made that ill informed determination. 

mlpankey wrote: since alot on here have trouble with degree wheels and degreeing a cam .

since alot on here have trouble with degree wheels and degreeing a cam . You could use this meethod to find centerline without getting into degrees . Install gears straight up and adjust rocker lash rotate engine till the intake valve and exhaust valve are slightly open stop on tdc now back off lash untill both valves are just barely closed lock down lash adjuster . now rotate engine 1 complete time back to tdc  use feeler gauges to check the lash gap if both are exactly the same your at split ceneterile if the intake is like .090 and exhaust is like .070 your cam is advanced of coarse the other way would mean cam is retarded.

Rod B wrote:     Save your money as protractors and scientific calculators are a bit out of your mental capacity at this time.

Edited by GBACBFan - 04 Aug 2012 at 3:08pm

lol this thread just wont die

Edited by CAL(KS) - 04 Aug 2012 at 1:26pm

I can make enough power to win with. The bent rod still won. You cant. Dont even have a tractor to win a trophy with do you. Cant find you.. an any pulling points line up . Unllike myself. I set valve lash and degree a camshaft straight out of my lunati warehouse parts catalog.still have a big block anz sb2 if you want to play with builds.

Edited by mlpankey - 04 Aug 2012 at 11:13am

Will advance one one tooth see what you get. Oh that means get up off your lazy and do some work. Like thats going to happen with the computer builders. If the allis gear is six degrees why use a degree wheel.

Edited by mlpankey - 02 Aug 2012 at 5:17pm

you know those who can do those who cant get on the net and make a @$$ out of there self lol

Ryan Renko wrote: BUMP.

Have you run out of entertainment? I've been in the shop calculating feeds and speeds for the CNC mill so I don't accidently turn a 20-35 rad tank into a 60 tooth gear. I know MY BAD.

That's what I thought Butch. Mitch can't even fill in the blank in his own equation, wouldn't expect him to know the multipliers used for the helical radius index circumfance split tooth type for V belts.